Most impressive part of Hundleys preseason is that he only pulled it down and ran it 7 times in 4 games. He kept his eyes downfield and found receivers. He averaged 160 rushing attempts each year at UCLA. Talk about progressing your game. Good stuff.
RGIII he ain't.
The other thing to consider for Hundley is that if he was picked by another team he would likely be stuck starting on some dumpster fire with lousy talent and coaching and get shell-shocked before his career even gets started. Here he can learn and develop, and hopefully fill in IF ever needed. Worst case, he pulls a Matt Flynn and goes on to riches somewhere else.
McCarthy and crew are certainly not perfect, but they sure have a knack for developing QBs the right way.
McCarthy and crew are certainly not perfect, but they sure have a knack for developing QBs the right way.
This only seems to be true when TT gives them the right stock to work with. They haven't developed much else since AR got here.
Graham Harrell and BJ Coleman demonstrated that the QB guru isn't a miracle worker. Like they say, you can't make chicken salad out of chicken ****.
DH- a tiny little quibble on your post above
They developed even the dorks like Graham Harrell, its just that he wasn't very good
But- they got everything they could ( and more) out of him and made him the best he could possibly be. That's all you can ask out of the developers
Also note how well 7th round Flynn did in GB vs Flynn on any/every other team
How many 7th round QBs can find a starting job ? Repeatedly ?
MM and Clements are extremely good at improving/developing guys, even the ones that aren't that talented to begin with. Can't ask for more than that
Brian Brohm.
Just started watching this game. That first TD by the Saints looked like an illegal pick. Not going to blame Gunter and Rollins for that. That's cheap ****. Morgan was blocking Rollins before McCown released the ball To Snead.
Payton still a Pug nosed cheater
